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Summit: W7W/LC-066
Submitted by WB7VTY on
Just a short note about driving up to Lookout Mountain outside of Carson WA, summit ID W7W/LC-066. I went up with my VW Tiguan which is AWD and has a little ground clearance and it didnt have any trouble in that regard. However, I…
Summit: W7O/CS-027
Submitted by AG7GP on
I have already written a long blog on Wagner but thought I would do a separate update as I finally took the trail for most of the trip. Keep in mind that what all us locals know as the trailhead is not on most maps, they have it down the road. There…
Summit: W7O/WV-050
Submitted by K7AGL on
In addition to the two routes to Huckleberry Mountain K7ATN describes, there is a third trail up, the Bonanza Trail. I chose this option for three reasons: I was intrigued by the fact that there was a mine…
Summit: W7O/NE-010
Submitted by KE7NOB on
Unless you're in extremely good shape (or just crazy) Sentinel Peak should be done as a backpack trip. The best way to activate is to hike to Aneroid Lake along the E Fork Wallowa Lake Trail (1804) starting at the Wallowa Lake TH. To get to the…
Summit: W7M/LM-131
Submitted by K7VK on
Update: The upper trail, House of Sky is now closed December 1 through May 15 to all recreation use to protect habitat for approximately 200 wintering elk. Always consult City of Missoula website for updates. This summit became…
Summit: W7W/LC-050
Submitted by N7KOM on
Squaw Butte in Washington is a good beginner bushwack hike. I met up with Tyler ND7Y at the Tillicum Campground and we parked our cars in a campsite near the trailhead. Tyler had found word of an old cattrack that leaves the Squaw Butte trail and…
Summit: W7W/SK-115
Submitted by W7TAO on
After activating W7W/SK-113 the evening before (see trip report for Second Hop Summit), we rose from our camp in the gravel pit. We made hearty breakfast and broke camp but before leaving we found a few lonely tin cans in the gravel pit to…
Summit: W7W/PL-026
Submitted by K7ATN on
Here's a wilderness peak where backpacking is a good choice - it's a long seven miles one-way and about 2700 feet of gain - it would be a lot to do in one day. It would even be possible to camp on the summit - but be ready to carry your water.From…
Summit: W7M/LI-125
Submitted by KJ7OKW on
This is an easy summit to activate. It's just very remote. A large fire lookout is on top of the peak but was not manned the day I was there. Driving directions: From Yaak, Montana drive 17.5 miles south on 58. Take a left turn onto FS Road 309…
Summit: W7M/LI-008
Submitted by KJ7OKW on
An easy drive to the trailhead and a moderate 2.5 mile hike makes for a good day in the northwest corner of Montana. As with many summits up here, it's just a very remote area and it's quite a long drive from anywhere. Well worth it, however.From…